Toyota vans, based upon either their car chasses or truck frames, enjoy Toyota’s well deserved reputation for reliability, longevity, and economy. They are highly engineered, using the same components that are found on Toyota’s widely selling range of cars and trucks. Toyota van brake pads are widely available, as each brake pad shares applications among Toyota’s other vehicles.

Whether a van is used for work or simple transportation, the brakes must be maintained. Maintaining Toyota van brake pads is a simple task that any moderately skilled mechanic should be able to accomplish in a short time.

Brake pads should always be replaced in pairs. After securing raising and supporting the vehicle, remove the wheel and the brake caliper mounting bolts. Slide the caliper off of the axle or spindle and support it from the suspension or bodywork using a stiff wire. Remove the brake pads and compress the caliper piston using channel locks or a clamp. Be very careful not to over-compress the piston, as you can blow out the seals, which will necessitate replacement of repair of the caliper. If you are going to machine or replace the rotors, do so at this point. Install the new brake pads onto the caliper and reinstall the caliper, being certain to torque it correctly. Use an anti-seize compound on all bolts. Reinstall the caliper, replace the wheel, lower the van and torque the wheel, and you are done. Easy, no? We carry genuine Toyota van brake pad replacements, and may even have performance pads if you are so inclined.You can order pads anytime using our convenient online 24/7 ordering form, and have the pads shipped right to your home.